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Prove This, please -- particle moving with a uniform acceleration
My former physics teacher gave me a big hint I totally evaded.- VeeFlamesPhys
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Prove This, please -- particle moving with a uniform acceleration
And... SOLVED. Wow. That question really confused me... Thanks for all your help, @BvU and @Dick! :)- VeeFlamesPhys
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Prove This, please -- particle moving with a uniform acceleration
@BvU i'll be very sure to remember that next time. Thanks!- VeeFlamesPhys
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Prove This, please -- particle moving with a uniform acceleration
@BvU oops sorry. My smartphone keyboard is wonky(seriously), but that's beside the point. Yeah, I kind of did what @Dick said earlier, but notice that X and Y are different distances, and do not denote one point to another. The question says that an object will cover these two distances in the...- VeeFlamesPhys
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Prove This, please -- particle moving with a uniform acceleration
Homework Statement Hi all. Please help me with this. A small particle moving with a uniform acceleration a covers a distances X and Y in the first two equal and consecutive intervals of time t. Show that a = Y-X/t². Homework Equations Acceleration is usually v-u/t i.e. rate of change of...- VeeFlamesPhys
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